#Atanasie

• Antanasie — An archaic or regional Romanian masculine given name, or a surname originating from the phonetic adaptation of the Greek name Athanasios. This onomastic structural element holds the theological meaning of 'immortal' or 'one who shall rise again' and is primarily found in historical documents, old ecclesiastical texts, or as a rural patronymic.
• Athanasius — A masculine given name of Greek origin, borne by major figures in Christian history, the most famous being Saint Athanasius the Great, a 4th-century Patriarch of Alexandria and a fierce defender of orthodoxy against Arianism. Etymologically, it derives from the Greek 'Athanasios', meaning 'immortal' or 'he who does not die'.
• Athanasius — A masculine given name of Greek origin, historically correlated with the prominent figure of Saint Athanasius the Great (Bishop of Alexandria), a major defender of Trinitarian dogma against Arianism. Etymologically, the name is tightly linked to the concept of immortality or eternal life, representing a highly solemn form frequently used within Eastern ecclesiastical onomastics.